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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYN.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aueuon..r-

nUNcANsoN BROS Auctione>rs
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER pEcREEoF oorRr OF
, rlLEynM 2f ThosL fINE Bkick pwiIIe
TSS.E Oh sotfH sfkftf. il t fsf sss sR
b. Sir r, 60 Of deere P..-sa ~ IN. s9Pr.m.
Cause 70 ssei; Fh@nis Mutual La. iu.aSsnss al
Company w. Albert Grant ct al. vii r.i al pullle
ifsiSH Sf' spat E
O'CLOCK p N ss.ls to be continual the nei, day a
three CO. four ca, CO.. six Csl eishi 49, nine 90
ten dSs eleven din ,sslv. a. sssr,e1 ni
subdivision Of SQUARE numbered seven hunared and
.sme Is Of record in the once the surveyor OF The
Wit, 'e Ss.TsSis Sricf dwein and x b .SS ..ps
rstely.
sis, twelve. aud eighteen months which the noies
OF the purchaser. bearing interst from the dsy Il
sold or all cash. NJ the option OF the pnrChaser
All tsne, and s.se-sments due at The time Of sale In
sold from sale thereof will b. "a, Ag out u
CURED OF the purchaser each LOT he time 81 ale
81 the ns on ar .s s o s M 4
'Y :, 'ss sRSISsKap Il SEESfh. Iru.,.s
p0S'ASSo sa9 ssSsi 'iof't DID
RysISEss A %SIpv pwE I'll Is rRorEsTl, o2s-
wEsT, At AUCTION; ,-,,-.-...
81 sM2Npsl frl fESS2S Noy I'm .
lOl L. SUI AK IN
fronting d 4l2 feet u street north aud 100 feet
on I'd street west Thissot is improved by Nell-buft
t~ostory Brick dwelling. with storero,rn. cor
ner OF Sd and II nv. aud acomfortable two story
B1ck House on Sd st. near II The location H. %
the best, and Tor investment will pay good per.
centage.
Terms One third cash balance In and two yearH
notes 10 bear sN pcr Interest from drs ~ sala
psy able scum annually. and be secured by deed II
trust ON premises sld all cash. option II pur-
chaser. A deposit If 200 will be required the
corner house aud deposit OF 800 on the house
"a street tunNeyancing, &C. At pur hAser's cost
Terms TO b. cUml with In days otherwise rst
reserved 10 resell At risk and cost Of defsutins pur-
SINE wsrAper Iuhlished in Washington. u. q.
o2s-dSds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TkusrEE's SALE or VALUABLE LOT M
Il Phohfn BN FRAME HOUSES. on q STREET,
BLTMElN TMElFTH AND THIRTEENTH
BY virtue of a deer II the supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia passed IN Equity CaussS
No lOOJO. viii offer Tor sal. pu .lic aurtit "a
IN trolIt o. the premises. MONDAY. NONEMltl II
SENENTH. at POUR O'CIOCkP NJ. lot n in -ouare
lO2u improved by two frame houses street
tween eth and IL h streets southeast
Terms. one-thlrd cash. the balance three equAl
inSta lnents, ia siN twelve and mouths f-lln
the day Of sale tor which the the pun,hs--r
trust property sold, will h. taken or the rur-
chase ney be paid all cash. purchAser. or-
ton. deposit Of 800 will be required time q
sale. and all conyeyAncing and recording will lie Af
purchasers cost.
SIGMUND J. BLOCK. Trustee
- ...... sls 9Th s.w.
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rTkUsrEE's SALE or VALUABLE LOT I,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. o2s "a
gINHoMAs L. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer

ChANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE BEINEEN FOUR
AND.A-HALf AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.
WEST.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court OF -
the Dstrlct Of Columbia. passed equity cause "a
the premises. on FRIDAY, ME TWENTY FIGHT n
DAY OF OCIoBEk. A ID. lsss. at HALF PAST
seven a. IN reservation ID. situated on Maryland
enue between aud 18th streets southwest improved
ID dwelling house and q large brick stable
Terms Of sale: Oue-third cash. aud the balance
OF purchase money ia siN twelve and eighteen
With interest IRON day OF sale the payment thereof
lie secured bS the pruinssory notes Of te purchaser
or purchasers, or all the purchase money be raid
cash on day OF sale or ON rauncAtion of sale by the
court lien reserved the property for purchase
money and interest. No deed given until urcha-e
money aud interest be raid. DEPOSIT 500 will l,e
required when lerty L. knocked down All convey
Anclng at cost Of purchaser II b. COMPLIED
with within ten days alter sale the rupety will be
sold AT risk and cost Of defaultii = purchaser
HFNklE
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OUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers.

DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucta.
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MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT on CONNECT
M CUT AVENUE. BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND STREET NOkIHMEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER c1,
FIRST at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front ~
OF the Premises, part OF
LOl 81, OF A. JAkDIN'S SUB OF PART OF so.
159,
beginning for the same Connecticut avenue 30 feet
northwesterly from southwest said lot run
ming thence nortuwesterly said avenue 30 So feet
to orthwest corner said lot thence northeast.rly
1880 feet thence east 40 10 feet TO 15-oot alley
thence south with west line said alley l41S feet TO
apoilt on id line distant tS5 feet north of south
east corner of said lot; thence westerly parallel
south HE OF said lot la 60 feet lace begin
ming, OF the finest Building the CITY, being
Oh the east side OF Connecticut avenue
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest payable
annually and TO be secured by deed of on rem
Uses. or all cash, at oton Of purchaser Couveyanc-
qu ed at time of sale. Terms TO be conn lied IN in
ten days otherwise resale risk defaultng
purchaser ter five days public notice such rpsae
in some newspaper published in Washington. DC
o24 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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a Poor Italians Good Fortune.
CAIr I'd IRON PITrsBuRG STEEL MILL TO MANAGE
ZINE ESTATE IN ITALY.


PIrrsBrRs. october 3l.-The Commercial Ga
sets tells following story: An interesting ro-
nance came 10 light at the Amalgamated Associ-
alton OF Iron and Stee-workers' Headquarters yes
terday. An empOye In the sheet department of
W. II. Hammond & sons iron works called there
and exhibited a letter from a young Italian who
vas formerly employed In the same mill The
Italian, whose name was Bruchari, worked about
three months ago In the m II. He spoke
English ruently. Among his companions he was
awaysa welcome associate, but OF one point ne
never made any mention That was his family,
or where he came FROM In July, however, he an
gence calling him back TO Italy, and without say
Ing what II was he LEFT. When he had been gone
about six weeks he wrote 10 several OF his old
friends telling them that he had fallen
heir 20 fortune In landed property valued
al about $4,000 which Is an extremely
comfortable sum for that country. Brl-
chan had no idea that he should ever come
lived at Psdua In rather straitened circum-
stances he emigrated TO America, and lived several
years at New York, tut finally came 10 PittSburg.
one day he received notice from the family whom
ne had lived with IN New York that communlca-
ton awaiteu him there. He ordered IL sent on
cousin, the last In heirship TO the property, had
died and 10 reverted TO him
lie Immediately went To Italy. In the last letter
That was received from him he said he WAS In
stalled at the family residence, and engaged In
experimenting his domains, but he always cher
ished tender recollection OF his stay In Pittsbury
and he enclosed money 10 pay his back dues to the
Amalgamated Association, asking TO be kept on
the rOils a. an honorary member.
IL may be mentioned that while in this country
Mr.. Brucharf loved and married an American girl
whom he carried over 10 the sunny Land with him
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- - - Office 40 Louisiana ave.
THoS. f wAGGANAN. Auctioneer. ol1-ikds

gE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on 40.
count of inclsmeDcy Of the weather until MEDNEs-
DAY, 1HE SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER A n
o2s-dSds s s. HENKIE. Trustee.
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NILE Nj. j. Pn.spL
l3Uy STREET NORTHWEST
LATEST PAhIsIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCu
HAIR GOODs.
RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA wAvEA
Always in Order by Plain Combins
Hair Dressed and Bangs shineled- sl7-2ms
A NTON fIsCHER's DRY CLEANING FsTAB-
"A LlSHNENI AND DIE WORKS, pO0 q st. NV
Ladies and Gents Garments of ali DIS Cleaned
Dyed without Icing ripped LADIES Evening Dresses
specially Thirty -nNe year, experience. Prices
moderate. Goods called for and delivered sl4
A LLwooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPER
A FISCHER
sl4 yu0 q st. n y.
M ISIS ANNIE X HUMPHREY. $50 Iora ST NV,
UA Makes Corsets 10 order every tty lie aud uneo
ral. snd guarantees perfect Mt and comfort
hEk sPEcIALTIEs ARE
French Hand-msde Underclothing. Mer1no UnderwaR
and INJECT imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Drcss reform 0ooda
lrench Corsets and Bustles.
Children's Corsets and q sl Corset Aiss A0 own
make that for the price IN UNSURPASSED
\. B. French. German aud Spanish spoken mflA
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE
HORSES WAGONS, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
TOMORROW, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
MAGRArH 4 KENNELLYs,

Sales every Tuesday by JAMES W. HAHN. Salesman.
D. MAGRATH CO., Aucts
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GRATEFUL-COMFoRTINQ
lfPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

ny thor ugh kno~ledee Of The natnrsi law whicA
govern the oIeatoss digestion and nutrltisn and
b careful spplicstion OF the nne proIerues Of we'll
tables with delicstey Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy aoctors' balls. IL by judi
cous Of such articles Of diet that
may be gradually built ny until STRONG enough
s,st every tenaency TO disease. hundreds of subtle
ever there v a. week point We may escsIe many .
fatal shaft by kcepng ourselves well iortinsd with
lure blood and . properiy nourlshed iIsaas "-tsyJ
Sertsce Gdzefte.
Aaae slniIly with boiling water or milk Sold only
N hall lound tins by Grocers. labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs q Co- homaop.shic cbemssss
A2A u,.tuks london. England >
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- OBERT VOSE L co,
III Real Estate Agents 800 ID ST. sc.
TWO NEW PRESSED-BRI, FRONT HOUSES BY
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-SEy-
EN1H. at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ These houses are = W
located on III st. South Carolina
anu contain each. with blth. have ali the
modern lmlroNea ents and CRATES IN each dining
room, and coal anu wou d sheds in the rear They
well built, neatly huish d. and should command
attentl n OF any one seeking pleasant home The
neiehborho d and all its susIoundi excellent
Cine lots have frontage OF l. fe.t 4 inches and a
depth % l23 feet cot aleyD slU0 deposit on
each house at sale. Terms very easy.
ROBERT NoSE, Auctioneer.
N.B.-These Houses be exsmined every after
noon until sale from to O'Clock. by applying
Office, BOO II ST. o20-5t
60 THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST, at FIVE O'CLOCK
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T'ELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
END OF a psSPERtrE CAREER.
a CsavIct with - Remark able History
Killed In Fry ting to Escape.

RuxraH y a.. October 3l--Eor two years a
desperate white man named owen Manning, alias
pr.si Narcady. committed all sorts OF crimes in
5uta Carolina stealing horses In several counties
LAST winter he was run out Of that state into North
ClrUlina. AMI there RECOMMENDED his crimes lie
Stole hor,s and all sorts OF property, and In one
with the orsan and playing upon x at places
wherr ne stopped LOT the night. In this way he
went am,St Across the state, sometimes narrowly
evading capture. Finally he reached Beaufort
County and began a series OF outrageous crimes.
pursuit oecan- warm Last April he was found
entering swamp In Beaufort County He began
nrins 90 the posse VINO had pursued aim, and there
Nas lively 1usillade- Finally he was shot down,
and. thus wounded, was secured Even then he
Was drnanI He was taken 10 the Jail at Washing
Ton and the news OF his capture soon spread;
A%ncn OF the swamp was mad, and IL was
Iound mat Manning had his quarters In a hollow
eyprcss tree OF enormous size, which stood on a
SIT OF island In this tree he had stove, bed
ding and clothing even books and pictures, be-
Sides tood ana some stolen property bark door
,a, n.,s 20 clos the opening In the tree sherins
Ming Gov. Scales refused 70 surrender him 10
Gov Richardson, OF South Carolina. but said he
must nrst De tried for his ofehse In this state lie
was tried for hOrse-stealing and sentenced TO a
twenty years term He remained defiant, and
when ne was brought here 10 the penitent1ary
swore he would escape on the train he nearly
nled ~ MS shackles. But at last he put 10 "ork
Friday night he did not answer the roIl-call The
ocers OF the prison at once concluded that ne was
hiding somewhere In the great Enclosure or among
soc uuuleTOsS bullulnks- Ddy anu Hlsht INC Schth
was kept up. Fires bI zed at intervals around the
log stockade which surrounds the prison, and the
guards were always on the alert No Visitors were
admitted To he prison, but no trace OF Manning
could be found Finally at O'Clock sunday morn
ing, In a pouring rain-SiOrm, he sprang out OF
partially finished building and with short ladder
In his hands he dashed across the Enclosure toward
the stOckade. As he reared his ladder against II
he was seen. and a guard rddled his legs with
buckshOt Nothing daunted he mounted the ladder
and the stOckade. As he dropped on the outside
another guard began firing with rifle at Man.
hea Ia rd
this city Three shots were fired unayallingly, but
a fourth struck MIN In the abdomen. He was then
taken, but still defiant At O'Clock he died
He was about thirty years old.
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VILLAIN A GRAY.
1918 New York ave.


Executors and Trustees under the last
oC9-d to no12 Viii of John X. Condor, deceased.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

And he sank down beside q desk
and looked at her strangely.
"You here!" he said. why did
you follow me?"
II was frightened" she said.
$50 was l." he said. ~ remember-
ed to have left the safe Unlocked, but
it's ali right now.
mo, Geoffry," answered Rosa, tits
all wrong. l Inn no longer d foolish
baby. / seem to have come back to
nv ea.ii SUI. Put that s..:2 re- ae5s
this is the first time Ihave driven you
to such a thing, | will thank God Cor
it. You have kept your vow; even to
steal for me. Have mercy on me and
break it. Put the money back"
Geoffry looked at her in amaze
ment.
Tell me ALL" she said. Tell me
all, darling"
And in that lonely place the two
young people talked together for long
hours.
1--WE will sell the piano and my jew
eErv and all that We do not need n
said the girl at last, land l will keep
house for you as O poor mans wife
should, and we will be just as happy
as we have been together. Why
should we not? And in time we shall
be better of. At least we will be honest
and safe, as honest people always
are. Oh, Geoffryl to think to what !
might have driven you!"
They walked home together, arm in
arm, and the next day set to work to
struggle out the load of debt upon
their shoulders. 1t was a hard task,
but they succeeded at last, ard to,
day are happy and prosperous and
on the road to fortune.
Yet l think that Rosa, when she
kneels to pray at night, neve %torgets
what might have been; and in her
husbands heart is a certain thankful.
ness for his escape from the edge Of
the black precipice over which SO
many erring ones have fallen.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

She's the dearest little lady,
And her eyes are deep and shady
As she kneels.
And her look OF nnre emotion
Shows how true is the devotion
That she feels,
She is plump, and oh, so pretty!
With her no one in the city
tan compare.
Other charms, / might make mention,
Her sweet eyes are like the gentiaD,
Blue and rare.
She has hair OF richest t%inting,
Softest brown, withg gold CLEANS glinting
Here and there.
On her cheek a hue reposes
Like the hearts OF bIushipg roses,
Yet more fair.
l could read a page of Latin
Sooner than describe the satin
or her gown,
OF its shade there's no divining,
So / watch its silken shining
Looking down.
Oh, she's such a dainty treasure,
/ could never, never measure
All her charms.
So | sit and lose the preaching,
Only thinking nov OF reaching
Her soft arms,
On the sermons speedy ending,
All the hopes are now depending
OF my life.
Ny excuse, il youH believe me
Pull confession will relieve me
She's my wife.
, 1887-06-03
Base Ball.


~ III
WAsHINGToN, June 2.-Washington
s, New York 3.
PHILADELPHIA, June Boston 2,
Philadelphia O..
INDIANAPOLIS, June q Indianapolis
8, Pittsburg g..
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
BALTIMORE, June q Baltimore l3,
Cincinnati Z.
BRooKLYN, June Brooklyn 5, St.
Louis 9.
The Metropolitan Cleveland game on
Staten Island was postponed on account
of wet grounds.
, 1887-06-03
The Anniversary.

SARANAo INN, N. Y, June 1.-The
anniversary of the wedding day of Presi
dent and Mrs. Cleveland ..dawned beauti-
fully at Saranac Inn. When Mrs. Cleve,
land sat down to breakfast she found a
little cluster of four-leaved clovers at her
place. She and the president were heart
lily congratulated upon the anniversary
and were wished all manner OF happiness
and good luck. At 10 o'clock, after
smesring their faces literally with fly
ointment, the president, Mrs. Cleveland
and party went off fishing for the day.
New YORK. June "A special from
Albany a y President Cleveland and
wife, it is now definitely known, will be
the guests of Governor Hill at the new
executive mansion upon their return from
the Adirondack wilderness. 1t is thought
that the president will arrive on June IL.
He will remain here several days.
, 1887-06-03
A Deserter Shot.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 2.-Samue.
G. Reed was shot by a file of United
States soldiers to-day while attempting to
escape on his way to the military court.
Reed was the scion of one of the best
families in Alabama. He enlisted as a
private soldier, accompanied by a comrade
named Williams. He deserted the army
and crossed the Matamoras, where he
killed and robbed a rich ieweler by the
name of Block. He and his companion
we're arrested and condemned to death,
but escaped. Reed went to California
and Arizona and slew a couple of men
there, and finally drifted back to San
Antonio. where he was arrested on a
charge of desertion and turned over to the
military authorizes. Reed atterward ad-
mitted his identity with the murder of
Block, which he had before strenuously
denied. The government officers attach no
blame to the detail.
, 1887-06-03

LITTLE Rock, June 1.-The Gazette s
Conway, Ark, special says: Information
was received to-day of a terrible affray
between three young farmers during a
spelling bee at a church, in Harvey town
ship, fifteen miles from Conway, Dan and
Albert Mabey and Tom Middleton, The
latter and Dan Mabey were rivals for the
hand of a neighboring belle. On Satur-
day night they called Middleton out of
church and accused him of lying, seized
him and began stabbing him with knife.
During the ARRAY, which emptied the
church, several shots we're fired, one of
which struck Middleton and another
MORALLY wounded Dan Mabey. Albert
Mabey was also seriously shot. Dan died
on Monday, Albert has disappeared, and
Middleton is reported dying this morning.
, 1887-06-03
SPARKS R o THE WIRES.

Editor O'Brien was rendered a recep-
ion at the New York academy of music
last night.
The Parnellite members of the Dublin
corporation have selected Sexton as their
candidate for lord mayor.
Gustav Herzog. of New York City,
dealer in furs, has failed. Assets, $40
900; liabilities, $50, 900.
Mr.. Gladstone has started for Wales,
where he will deliver a series of addresses
in favor of homo rule for Ireland.
The queen, in commemoration of her
jubilee, will order the release of all military
prisoners confined for petty o~ffenses.
HUMANS hacker has cabled to the
stakeholder in the Hanlan Beach match
a positive assurance that Hsnlan would
row.
The German steamer Oder was wrecked
on Socora island, in the Indian ocean, on
May 80. The passengers and crew were
saved.
Senator Sherman held q reception in
the parlors of the Grand Pacific hotel,
last night. About 1000 persons were
present.
The race under the auspices of the
new Thames yacht club yesterday was
won by the Thistle, which beat the Irez
by two minutes and twenty-five seconds.
Parnell has returned to London much
improved in health. He has summoned
a meeting OF his party on Monday to dis
Gus further amendments to the coercion
bill.
A special from Malone, n. Y, says
ex Vice President William A. Wheeler l,
diving. He is unconscious, and while he
may live several days his death at any
moment will not be unexpected.
The race for the Manchester cup o.
1000 sovereigns was run at the Manchester
meeting yesterday. 1t was won by Carl
ton, Quilp second, Radius third. There
we're fourteen starters.
George Fred Williams has brought
thirty-two suits against the Boston 4
Providence Railroad company as attorney
for those injured in the recent disaster al
Busy bridge. The damages claimed ag.
gregate over $40O, 900.
The Butler club was formed in Boston
yesterday. In the course of a brief ad.
dress, Gen. Butler thanked the member.
for their expression of goodwill, but said
he had no intention of ever entering poll
tics again, unless an emergency SHOULD
demand 1t.
, 1887-06-03
PIeuro Pneumonia IN Illinois,

SPRINGFIELD, June "A committee
OF stockmen, representing the leading
cattle growers of the state, presented a
resolution to the governor to-day, stating
that pleuro pneumonia exists in this state
only in a circumscribed district in Chicago.
The governor was requested to have other
states which have quarantined against
Illinois to modify their regulations, The
governor agreed to comply with the re-
quest.
, 1887-06-03
Shot by a Policeman.

New YORK, June q Capt. Jack
Hussy, of Castle Garden, the savior of
thirty. four persons from drowning, and
the proud possessor OF a number of med
ais of honor from congress, the legislature
and other bodies, was fatally shot through
the body tonight by Policeman C. Hams,
in front Of hls own house. Husey is dy-
ing at Governeur hospital.
, 1887-06-03

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico, June "A ter
rible panic prevailed here yesterday after
noon in the Catholic cathedral, caused by
the falling of a candle, setting fire to one
of the affairs. The day being a religious
holiday, the church was crowded to over.
flowing, principally with women and
children. At the sight of the smoke the
crowd became frantic, and the usual
scenes of a terror. stricken mass of hu-
mainly followed. Several children we're
killed and quite a number of women
severely injured.
, 1887-06-03
A Probate Judge off to canada.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June q
Judge of Probate Follett has disappeared.
He has not only stolen thousands of
dollars from estates and funds entrusted
to his care, but he is also a forger to the
extent of $50. His mlsdeeds are
due to speculation in wheat on the Chi
cago board of trade.
, 1887-06-03
An Rnt-rprl-inr. urliabIe House.

W. y. Hunt can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of
everything, hut to secure the agency for
such article as have well known merit, and
are popular with the people, thereby sus-
tanning the reputation of being always
enterprising, and ever reliable. Having
secured the agency for the celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
will sell it on a positive guarantee. 1t
will surely cure any and every affection of
throat, lungs and chest, and to show you
our confidence, We invite you to call and
get a trial bottle free.
, 1887-06-03

The Australian soldiers sent to the
Soudan were supplied with st. jacob oil.
, 1887-06-03
Ev1ctions IN Ireland.

DUBLIN, June 2.-Evictions at Bodyke
have begun again. The sheriff is pro-
tected while doing his work by a force of
600 policemen and troops. At one house
in which the inmates were barricaded,
the officers made a hole through the wall
with crowbars and removed the furniture.
There is great excitement in the district.
, 1887-06-03

CHICAGO. June 2.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market strong and 5 to l0c higher;
shipping steers, 95Ol@1 l, 500 pounds,
"a 00(G4. 80; stockers and feeders, 81. SO
@4. 90; Texas cattle, 81. 1904 10.
Sheep-Receipts 6 200; market dull and
5 to loo lower; natives, $3.l594 so;
Western, SO. 5OCG4.OO Texans, 50. 75@
4.25.